Can I install the Android operating system on third hard disk?

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Can I install the Android operating system on third hard disk?

Forum: General Discussion

Creator: sungwookim

Created: 2020-10-29

Updated: 2020-11-02

sungwookim - 2020-10-29

I was very interested in the Android operating system,
I got help from YouTube on multibooting using Grub2win.
There are currently 3 operating systems installed in my laptop.
The first hard disk is equipped with an operating system called Windows 10.
LineageOS and PrimeOS are installed on the second SSD.
Third hard, it was divided into four partitions.
The last area is a data zone formatted with NTFS
and the other three are the areas where ext4 Android OS will be installed.
I have tried installing Android on the third hard drive several times, but it was never successful.
I don't know if it's physically impossible to install on the third hard drive,
or if it's because I'm immature with Grub2win.

Disk and Partition List as of 화요일 27 10월 2020 at 17:28:37

Disk 0 Style GPT Sector 512 Size 466 GB Used 466 GB 100% Free 1 MB CT500MX500SSD1

Partition 1 Windows Recovery FS NTFS Size 529 MB

Partition 2 Other EFI FS FAT32 Size 99 MB

Partition 3 Microsoft Reserved Size 16 MB

Partition 4 Windows Boot Letter C: FS NTFS Size 243 GB 24% Full

Partition 5 Windows Recovery FS NTFS Size 603 MB

Partition 6 Data Letter D: FS NTFS Size 222 GB 37% Full

Disk 1 Style GPT Sector 512 Size 22 GB Used 22 GB 100% SanDisk SSD U100 24GB

Partition 1 Linux Filesystem FS EXT4 Size 11 GB 36% Full Label = primeos
UUID = 5878766a-b99c-4cd5-9e4a-50b6c75aaf7e

Partition 2 Linux Filesystem FS EXT4 Size 11 GB 25% Full Label = lineage
UUID = faff56cc-03aa-d601-70ed-54cc03aad601

Disk 2 Style GPT Sector 512 Size 466 GB Used 466 GB 100% TOSHIBA MQ01ABD050

Partition 1 Other EFI FS FAT32 Size 300 MB Label = PEFI

Partition 2 Microsoft Reserved Size 128 MB

Partition 3 Linux Filesystem FS EXT4 Size 116 GB 3% Full Label = androidx86
UUID = a30942d4-6764-465f-bbf2-3040460f7d96

Partition 4 Linux Filesystem FS EXT4 Size 113 GB 2% Full Label = OpenThos
UUID = 7c28a809-c085-0d51-846a-a154b76dd2fb

Partition 5 Linux Filesystem FS EXT4 Size 112 GB 7% Full Label = PhoenixOS
UUID = 1f525e92-1cbd-df45-ae9a-21b256725949

Partition 6 Data Letter F: FS NTFS Size 124 GB 88% Full

Flash 3 Style MBR Sector 512 Size 4 GB Used 4 GB 100% Generic Flash Disk USB Device

Partition 1 Not Formatted Letter K: FS OTHER Size 4 GB Label = Ventoy

Partition 2 EFI Partition FS FAT16 Size 32 MB Label = VTOYEFI

Drive Types MBR 1 GPT 3 Total Drives 4 Partition Types Windows 9 Linux 3 EFI 4 Total Partitions 16

Grub2Win Version 2.2.0.4 System Hardware Information

The OS Is Windows 10

Windows Boot Drive C: Disk 0 Partition 4

Processor (4 Core 64 Bit) Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3217U CPU @ 1.80GHz

Memory (8 GB) 8,442,322,944 Bytes

Firmware Mode Is EFI-64 Secure Boot Is Not Enabled

BiosMajorRelease 00

BiosMinorRelease 01

ECFirmwareMajorRelease ff

ECFirmwareMinorRelease ff

BaseBoardManufacturer LG Electronics

BaseBoardProduct U560

BaseBoardVersion 1.0

BIOSReleaseDate 07/11/2013

BIOSVendor Phoenix Technologies Ltd.

BIOSVersion UNCRSF0D

SystemFamily ChiefRiver System

SystemManufacturer LG Electronics

SystemProductName U560-GH3OK

SystemSKU System SKUNumber

SystemVersion 1.0

Current as of 목요일 29 10월 2020 at 16:59:34

UTC 목요일 29 10월 2020 at 07:59:34

Time Zone 대한민국 일광 절약 시간 ( +10:00 )

Gen Stamp 2020 - 1024 - 113236 Age=5

customconfigs

lineage.cfg
search --set=root --file /lineage/lineage
linux /lineage/kernel quiet root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.selinux=permissive acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode SRC=/lineage/
initrd /lineage/initrd.img

primeos.cfg
search --set=root --file /primeos/primeos
linux /primeos/kernel quiet root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.selinux=permissive acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode SRC=/primeos/
initrd /primeos/initrd.img

phoenixos.cfg [fail]
search --set=root --file /PhoenixOS/PhoenixOS
linux /PhoenixOS/kernel quiet root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.selinux=permissive acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode SRC=/PhoenixOS/
initrd /PhoenixOS/initrd.img

openthos.cfg [fail]
search --set=root --file /openthos/openthos
linux /openthos/kernel quiet root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.selinux=permissive acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode SRC=/openthos/
initrd /openthos/initrd.img

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grub.cfg
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Drummer - 2020-10-29

Hi,

"I have tried installing Android on the third hard drive several times, but it was never successful."

What was the error message when you tried to install Android to the third hard drive?
A screenshot taken with your phone may help.

Also, please run the Grub2Win diagnostics and send the file to me.
I need the full diagnostic file to understand your system.

I noticed that you have four EFI partitions.
This is not a good idea. You should consider combining them into a single EFI partition.

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Dave

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sungwookim - 2020-10-30

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Drummer - 2020-10-30

Hi again,

I still need the diagnostics to understand your system.

Please click the blue "Diagnostics" button on the main screen.

Then send me the C:\grub2\diagnose.7z file.

Thanks again,

Dave

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sungwookim - 2020-10-30

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diagnose.7z

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- Drummer - 2020-10-30
  
  Hi again,
  
  Your diagnose.7z file was incomplete, only 142 bytes.
  
  The file should be at least 20 KB in size.
  
  Was there an error message when you ran the "Diagnostics"?
  
  Please let me know.
  
  Thanks,
  
  Dave
  
  On 10/30/2020 10:12 AM, sungwookim wrote:
  
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sungwookim - 2020-10-30

I guess, I touched grub2win with various programs to install PhoenixOS on the third hard disk.

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work.zip

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Drummer - 2020-10-30

Hi again,

I looked through your diagnostics.

The problem seems to be on your disk 3 partition 1. It does not have any filesystem I can see.
Ususally these partitions are FAT or NTFS or EXT4 or btrfs formatted.

GNU Grub cannot read the partition. This is the reason for the "no such device" error.

How was the partition on disk 3 partition 1 created?

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Dave

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sungwookim - 2020-10-30

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easyUEFI.ESP

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Drummer - 2020-10-30

Hi again,

There appears to be an issue with your Disk 3 Partition 1.

GNU Grub is unable to read the partition at boot time.

Your BIOS firmware is very old. This may possibly be the cause of the read problems.

You can update your firmware. Here is a link to the LG firmware site.

http://gscs-b2c.lge.com/downloadFile?fileId=KRSWD000013880-b1-a1.zip

If GNU Grub cannot read the partition, Grub2Win will not work for you.

Thanks,

Dave

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sungwookim - 2020-10-30

The EFI partition on the third hard disk was erased using EasyUEFI
After installing PrimeOS on Windows 10,
Several PrimeOS loaders were shown, so I disabled them using EasyUEFI. The PrimeOS loader came back to life even after I deleted the menu.

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Drummer - 2020-10-30

Hi again,

I would suggest using the Linux gparted utility to format this partition.

Gparted is very reliable and creates partitions that comply with standards.
Other utilities sometimes create patitions that are incorrectly formatted.

Hope this helps,

Dave

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sungwookim - 2020-11-02

I formatted the hard disk and reinstalled Windows 10.
The second ssd is also formatted, and I made 1 ext4 partition.
Format the third hard as well. I created 3 ext partitions and 1 ntfs partition.
Last time, there was no content in the diagnose.7z file, but when I formatted my laptop and installed grub2win, a lot of the contents were compressed in diagnose.7z.

lineage runs fine on grub2win.

PhoenixOS and RemixOS installed on the third hard disk did not work and only displayed the same error message as last time.

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diagnose.7z

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Drummer - 2020-11-02

Hi again,

I'm away on vacation through November 15. Very limited computer access.

I will have a look when I return.

Dave

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sungwookim - 2020-11-02

You can update your firmware. Here is a link to the LG firmware site.

http://gscs-b2c.lge.com/downloadFile?fileId=KRSWD000013880-b1-a1.zip

I think a firmware update is the last thing i can try.
But I haven't tried updating the hard disk firmware.
Personally, I wonder if there is something to be careful about
when updating at home, and whether the process is difficult.

The third hard disk is TOSHIBA[500gb].
This was originally the Master HD. I changed this to CT500SSD.
Toshiba HD was mounted using universal 2nd HDD Caddy where cdrom was removed.

https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1Uhz1ecuYBuNkSmRyq6AA3pXab/CHIPAL-Universal-2nd-HDD-9-5mm-SATA-3-0-2-5-SSD.jpg_q50.jpg

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sungwookim - 2020-11-02

For other OS, there are various boot options,
Android86 has another boot option using grub2win
I wonder if there is.

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